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Comment #8216786
I agree, this talked about none of the things I was hoping it would talk about. I've always assumed that breakfast was said to be important because it improves various facets of fu…
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Comment #8075418
I have to say, splitting things up makes me think of the whole Netflix-Qwikster thing - pointless brand splitting that does little more than confuse and frustrate consumers. I do l…
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Comment #8026658
4% is an average anyway. There are absolutely people in the US that must spend a notable portion of their income on food. I'm not in the best of situations, and I generally end up …
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Comment #8026657
4% is an average anyway. There are absolutely people in the US that must spend a notable portion of their income on food. I'm not in the best of situations, and I generally end up …
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Comment #7724592
Another non-obvious change would be the elimination of minimum wage, which would improve corporate profits, which should (theoretically, at least) increase the taxes they pay.
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Comment #7711830
As someone who's worked retail in america, this is entirely unsurprising. I didn't sell furniture for the most part, but it's probably consistent with my experiences. This has litt…
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Comment #7661660
I hope we see an increase in real software parallelism, since that's the only real way out of this for the foreseeable future. Tacking on more cores is still an option we have, we'…
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Comment #7649519
Retail, going to start school soon instead.
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Comment #7587930
I don't feel like finding the source, but iirc one of the articles covering this mentioned that they actually managed to grow a penis before they did vaginas, so that is indeed ver…
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Comment #7579273
A tangential, but this complexity is one reason I think that sales tax should largely be abolished in favor of rolling it into income taxes. The only context it makes much sense in…
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Comment #7492422
At least to me, the issue is more that Facebook is not who I want developing these technologies. I think facebook is going to eventually use this to create a modern connected virtu…
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Comment #7472141
CCP might make more sense, but they still don't really have technology for building these sorts of worlds. I deeply respect them, and think that they probably have more appropriate…
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Comment #7471963
I hope not. Secondlife is a terrible and dated piece of software. For a serious virtual world, they'll need something a lot more modern and robust.
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Comment #7410282
Ow, my eyes.
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Comment #7409987
I've actually wanted to build something like this for a while, but with something a bit more.. modern than secondlife/opensim. Firestorm is a great project, but second life is so b…
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Comment #7352303
There should probably be a way be a way to contact you, if you're going to invite people to message you.
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Comment #7309836
It would be interesting to see a pixelart/emulator scaler that was temporally aware - that is, able to use context from near or all relevant sprite frames to get additional detail/…
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Comment #7245706
While I can certainly agree that people can have relative value, and even agree that a disparity of four orders of magnitude might just be possible on occasion (though overall i'm …
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Comment #7245643
True, it's an imperfect solution, but it was an example. Of course robots are inevitable for such menial tasks.
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Comment #7245600
Honestly, while I think many out there have earned their money, this stops at a certain point. It's just not reasonable to think someone is 10,000x more valuable than someone else.…
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Comment #7213990
I wouldn't say more options so much as societally-encouraged options. It's a lot more conforming to expectations to be attractive than it is to be a hacker, so it's easy to leave t…
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Comment #6906239
Generally not. I work in retail and we're not really supposed to take PC games back, though this is often fudged. Console games we'll take back if our disk tester says they're faul…
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Comment #6868351
It's too bad it's too expensive to be relevant for people who rely on bike transportation for financial reasons (at least, in much of america) :( I'd love one, but it seems silly t…
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Comment #6838762
Similar situation here, my only problem is that while I am able to (barely) sustain myself, depression and similar issues are continuing to stymie what attempts I can make to bette…